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which one is better
Answered by
Amir Mostafaie - Health Insurance, Insurance
eHealthInsurance
Gold River - CA
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which one is better
by yes123, Apr 03, 2008 01:51PM
we currently have HealthNet PPO. In order to keep the about same monthly payment for the coming year, we are thinking to give up the out-of-network access, is it a good decision ? We are now looking into HealthNet/Aetna HMO non-referral, no-deductible plan. Does Aetna has more in-network doctors(specialist)?
In general, shoud we choose the one without copay for lab/xrays.
please advise, Thanks !!
In general, shoud we choose the one without copay for lab/xrays.
please advise, Thanks !!
Doctor's Answer
by Amir Mostafaie, Apr 06, 2008 07:26AM
, Apr 06, 2008 07:26AM
To: yes123
Dear yes123,
Due to raising cost of Health Insurance more and more people are switching plans to save money. One of the ways you can determine the compatibility of the network to your needs is to ask your physicians (specialists) if they participate in them.
As for lab/xrays without copay, any time you can get a benefit at no charge, go for it.
Sincerely,
Amir Mostafaie
Due to raising cost of Health Insurance more and more people are switching plans to save money. One of the ways you can determine the compatibility of the network to your needs is to ask your physicians (specialists) if they participate in them.
As for lab/xrays without copay, any time you can get a benefit at no charge, go for it.
Sincerely,
Amir Mostafaie
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